Internet of Things

IoT devices are everywhere – and there lies the problem. How do we keep track of every device, keep them maintained, and ensure they get to the right places at the right time in the right way? Geospatial data holds the answer.

The Internet of Things now provides a great set of opportunities to capture data and monetise it with sales to other third parties.

Here is a list of the major benefits to customers, drivers and companies the relaxation of regulation surrounding night-time deliveries could bring.

As driverless technology and smart city infrastructure become more ubiquitous, ethical questions surrounding individual agency will become less relevant, as driverless vehicles will synchronise with one another and these urban features.

A new service Movement was launched, in Ubers own words “a website that uses Uber’s data to help urban planners make informed decisions about our cities”.

David Cockrell discusses retrofuturism’s positive outlook on driverless cars and how we are finally beginning to live up to these lofty expectations.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is the idea that the majority of machines will soon be connected and communicating to one another via the internet.

After the rapid progress of the last three decades, it’s only natural to wonder what’s next. Are our most technologically innovative years behind us?

After the rapid progress of the last three decades, it’s only natural to wonder what’s next. Are our most technologically innovative years behind us?